Bhagavad Gita
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Books By Rajaji

MEDITATION
He who remains unmoved, keeping his inner spirit unaffected and unruffled by the changing moods, saying to himself "The qualities of my material body are just moving".

XIV-23

Equally welcoming pain and pleasure, self sustained and brave, to whom a clod of earth, a piece of stone and a nugget of gold are just the same, who makes no difference between those who are not and is the same in praise of blame.

XIV-24

The same in honour and calumny, the same to friend and foe; having abandoned all worldly undertaking-such a one is declared as having overcome natural propensities.

XIV-25

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